The look that opened the show set the aesthetic tone for the show quite perfectly, showcasing a loosely fitted double-breasted pinstripe suit with a simple T-shirt worn underneath. The other formal looks included in the proceedings were equally deconstructed, such as the cut-and-sewn asymmetrical shirting and wool overcoats.

The more casual pieces were represented in the puffa jackets, twisted polos/T-shirts, as well as a full-on GORE-TEX tracksuit, which helped ground the collection in a more street aesthetic.

T-shirts were emblazoned with references to the Beastie Boys, pieces with quotation marked captions, i.e "SCARF," as well as a continuation of the brand's collaboration with Timberland.

Footwear options were also presented in new and interesting silhouettes, such as the industrial-belt appendages on loafers, Oxfords that were consciously spray-painted, as well as signed Virgil Abloh x Nike Air Jordan 1s.

The collection was presented in front of a who's-who of the creative world, as Miguel, Alexander Wang, Takashi Murakami and Luca Sabbat all sat front row.

Off-White has also recently launched a line of T-shirts which are reduced in price in order to reach a wider clientele. These pieces will retail for $95 USD, as opposed to the label's standard $175 price point.